字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 Spring forward. Fall back. Spring forward. Fall back. We Californians voted to adopt daylight savings time during the Truman administration and we've been remembering or forgetting to reset our clocks ever since. Now we're gonna get a chance to change that. Well, sort of. I'm Ricardo Cano, K-12 education reporter for CALmatters and this is Proposition 7 in under a minute. The twice a year time change can be annoying, especially in March. Pity anyone who's shown up an hour late to a big event or had to coax their groggy kids out of bed for school. Changing clocks and the sleep deprivation that results doesn't actually save energy, but research suggests it does lead to more heart attacks, strokes and traffic accidents. Enter Prop. 7 which holds out the promise of daylight savings time forever but it's not that simple. The measure would give the legislature permission to end the clock switching and encourage lawmakers to adopt year-round daylight savings, but that would require a two-thirds vote of the legislature, the governor's signature and approval by Congress and the president. Opponents predict a dark side to year-round daylight savings time: it would drive up the cost of business by putting California out of sync with 47 other states and during winter, send children off to school in the dark. So vote yes if you want more light later in the day year-round. Vote no if you want to keep springing forward and falling back. Learn more about this proposition and others by visiting our in-depth elections guide at calmatters.org
B1 中級 加州第7號提案,永遠的夏令時,在不到1分鐘的時間內解釋完畢。 (California Proposition 7, daylight savings time forever, explained in less than 1 minute) 2 0 林宜悉 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日 更多分享 分享 收藏 回報 影片單字